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Tag Archives: Government
Ontario Government to Invoke Section 33 of the Constitution
On September 10th, 2018 the Premier of Ontario, Doug Ford, announced that he will be invoking the so-called ‘Notwithstanding clause’ in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms (Section 33.) This decision is in response to a court decision that the … Continue reading
Reforming the Senate
About 10 months ago, I wrote about whether or not Canada needs a Senate. I supported having a Senate, and I still do. With the recent suspensions of three Senators, as well as the announcement that Liberal Party leader Justin … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Accountability, Alberta, Auditor General, British Columbia, Canada, Constitution, Democracy, Dominion of Canada, Good Government, Government, House of Commons, Justin Trudeau, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, Parliament, Parliament Hill, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, reform, Saskatchewan, Senate, Senate of Canada, Senate Reform, Senator, the Senate, Yukon
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Should the Minimum Wage be Increased?
The Government of Ontario has announced that it plans to increase the minimum wage to $11.00, up 75¢ from $10.25. The increase is planned to come into effect on June 1st, 2014. The decision has created discussion on whether or … Continue reading
Posted in General, Politics
Tagged $11.00, Business, Government, Government of Ontario, Inflation, June 1st 2014, Minimum Wage, Ontario, Ontario government, Purchasing power
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